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ine whale effea of this Lady's testimony went 'to sinew much attention_ on the part of Mr. R. and fathily to Mrs. W. and that they. were often to gether, and that the Wit n,_-ss never aseryed any int propri t v in Mrs.W.'s ()mina, or any thing to create suspicion. _ Wm. Sanford, a discarded footman, spoke to the frerpen, visits of the 1) tendant, dud to his having fdu►,Ll the parlour (1, , 0r ia,fened when the Defend ant afid his nnwress were together ; hut he admit ted, upon a tiurgtion 'fr,ro Lord ELLENnnaounif., that 'hv had n.ver inenfiotied , this circumstapce either to his master or to any of his fellow -set- . varrts. • Esi her Taylor, a `discarded Maid-servant, gave eyidence that hei mistress was a woman .of a violent tetorr ; was coristantly 4 4narrelling with .her'ser-, •ran , s ; and t hat" no one could ii‘ e . with tier. That, she was 01‘4 sat home, ny her express command, whenever Mr. Reader-called; upon whose visits ,her temper became immediately composed and cheerful. She had found the drawing-room . d" , or fastened w,.en the Defendant miller mistress . weretogether. She !rad known him walk frOrri eight till twelve at night, backwards and forward betore_the.d6Or, lobk ing up ,at her mistress's dressin - 2:46nin window on the two pair, bat admitted, to a ciiie`sticin from Lord ELLEN 130Rol'arti, that the aitenuant could not have seen Mrs. W. unless she hail phi her head out of the window. She also swore that the Defendant was in the constant: habit, .15' months togethiT, of spending two or viree :flours it, the morning With. Mrs. W. between the'hol.rs of 11 - and 4,, althougn the hole Cotirt knew'tliat the greaterpart of all tinie was spent in the daily ,dis Charge: of his. pr-tessional unties 'fia the Court .of King's Bench: One day at Cheltenham, as.the.witness was.passing the satth g-room, she .saVv. Reader oorne out, and Mrs. W.obser:ing her,. called .her. in, when the mita was di , ,cotnrsed, and one of the cushions on the ground. Al r,. W. desired her to " tidey" the sots, and to get a brush and rub the powder off the shoulder of her gown - , which witness' did. .That witness should not have observe& either the powder or her gown, or the Condition of the sofa, had nut hei mistress called her attention thereto !! ! Upin her cross-examination„ theeircumstante' of the bolted do , :r oidently . amounted to nothhig, as the dour of thelbom in which Mr. R. and k lVlrs. W. were sitting, had no luck- upon it, and The - door could not oe kept shut without bolting it on the inside. ' Francis Whit-ey, a discarded coachman, .swore, that he wa so much in the habit at meeting the De fetithilt while driving his mistress, whether she went to the east or the west, that he, as a matter of course, drew up to ler the Defendant in, whenever he saw hitt), without even the check-string being pulled But upott being strictly questioned by the Judge as to the pet tod when this took place, he fixed it to• be about the middle of March t go 7, when it was uni versally known and admitted on all•hands, tliptjhe Detendaot was on the Midland cirCuit,' . • Ali the servants_ spoke, with great .acrimony, of their inistres4's ill-treatment of them, and uniformly agreed ill weir dislike Ober. A person of the name of Teasdale spoke of the De fendant's following and watching Mrs.W. upon one -occasion, but upon cross--examination, proved that the dour of the room where Mrs. W. and Mr. -ftb were sworn by the servant to have been was so extretutly didicuit to open that he had comporin#, ed,ro THE PLAINTIFF HIMSELF of =that CII;Cilril• stance, and that he iti,d mute than once teconnuend- ! . ed' a toLkstnith to to, repair it ; and he also provea that all the. respectable. female friends of Mrs. W. continued to visit her up ao the hour to which 'he, was giving his- testimony. \i/hretvpan Lord , E. innitediately interposed, and asked the Plaintiff's COuosel if there was a single circumstance even SCSPICION unexplainedi• and, _ addressing the July, Said, " You have heard the,case, Gentle men, 'turd Mr. Attorney General_ Will address you in oelt..lt of . the Defendant, if :youhave any doubi on your minds. It you have-the least pause or sulMise, )ou have only to declare it, and the Attorney CienZ4,ll hill proceed; but the shut ting of the parlour door appears to me, even it you believe the Witnes3 who swore to it, to have been completely explained by the impellection of the lock ; and as to the powder dii rue gown; if any thing. criminal had taken place; it was most impro • bible 'ha' 'Airs. W. would have called in the seriiant . to wipe it off." _The Jury all declared themselves perfeEtly satis f'ie'd, and that• there was no necessity for going into the defence; and immediately pronounced a verdid for the Defendant. • The Court was extremely crowded, and the event of this extfamuinary case was received with Uni versal at is r,,ct - • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, IuLY 16. - rORRESTgIt V. LYON. This was an aAion to recover damages. It appear ed that the pal-6.s were natives of Scotland, and not of the higher class, the Defendant was a baker, and the Plaintiff's father ashop 7 keeirer. The parties had beep long acquainted ; rifler a tedious courtship, with the consent, of the Plaintiff s parents they were to be marricd, and the father agieeu to give her MI. as a mama - 6 d portion, with which sum the Defendant P roposed setting up in a baker's shop in this i.ity, and Carne to toy a tor the purpose. The brother of the it!' lived in London, and the Plaintiff was sent op to' him; preparatory to the marriage taking place. On Chi tstmas day, 1800, the Defendant asked tile Plaintiff to spend th'e day with hire and other . friezids; she did, and he prevailed on her to st;ty three- days and nights, at the expiration of which time sae urged him to carry the marriage contract into- ex..xution; hich he. refused, observing, that abe lad got what. he wanted without marriage, and b; would not be toot enough •to marry her; the Plaintiff had sire proved to he in a state ot preg nancy, aid was delivered of a child in October last. The bro‘hcr or the Plaintiff proved this csse, and that ,the Detchant had rec.:6%rd tool. as a part of bls:sister's pertion. it aiso,appeaied that the Plain tiff's cobuda had been always pertectly correct, ex cept Jo pre,ent instAnce, witn the Delendatit. there was no defence ste up. The I),..tchdatit's Counsel proposed a ,_olnploolise, plierlng to pay oth. cliiniages, and /.51. a' year for the support ot the chid, secured by a Rule of Court. This , was .ac- . cepted. tralcomb ttia Rottert lAcob, of Batterseil pluinbet4. Abel Werfora liellaires, 'lames ana Thomas Ward . . . Swirihurne, of Derby. bankers. . .• James Fisher and William ChOiley, .of Lancaster, 'frAc t. , 'Chants. Thoinas Benttey and Idcob A - shrey,, of Chatham, brewer'' Peter Harding and William Bright, of Broeley, Sa',ol4 grocers. Elizabeth Rollinson, Hannah Elgie, 'and Ann Cocks, ° Ecciestield, Yorkshire, conductors of a seminary.. • Rebecca and Eleanor Smith, of St. NeOts', Huntingdo°' milliners folm Partridge Blakemore and William Robbins, of Darbw. ton, Statroid, nall.maken. George Sow ter and joseph Edge, of Derby, mercers. On Wednesday night last, or' early . on Thursday' morning, the Pari . sh Church of• St. Michael, Wood; 1. street, Cheapside; was,tiactiiegiously broke into, robbed of the communion plate, suri:lices - , books' .SHIP NAIP.S. CRAVISEND, fULY IS. . - Passed by--.. the Bon Adventure, Neilson, from Monte Vi' deo: . • Sailed : -the Alert, Burgess, for Malta ; Young Dixon' Browse, for Domi.,ica ; and tile Maria, Graff; foc Gotta' burgh. BIRTHS. • Lately, at Peter La Touche's, Esq. jun. 'in Stephen' s Green, Dublin, the Right lion. Lady Robert P. Tottenhals' 0, a Son. On Friday' last, in Lincoln's-inn-fields, the Lady of A l ' fred i'hrale Perki , s, Esq. of a Daughter. The same day, at-Tipper .Magazine, near Portsinouth, Lady of Captain Samuel Mohr ,gue Sears, of the Bth Roya l Veteran Battalion, of a Daughter. MARRIED ~ On Monday last, at D . ,,neaster, Mr. John-Green, Ministet b f the Independent Congregation at Uppinghain,iri Rutland' shire, to Miss Ann Oldrielti, Dress-maker... On Tuesday last, Thomas Scotland, Esq. to. Miss API . '" Elmore, third daughter of George Eltuore, Esq. at Pentoor Hants. • On the t3th inst. at Ashford, in Kent, Lorenzo Moor e ' Esq. Major of the 35th Regiment, to - Eliza, the e lde .4 daughter of the late Morley Whorrey, Esq. of Selby, Yorkshire. . DIED. . Yesterday morning, at half past two o'clock, Sir Gilba t Afllea, at hatohouse in Dean-street, South 4urliey.strc r9 atter an illness or three voucks; On me sthinst. at Cainnetharn. House, ScotGnd, 100 5 Lockhart, E.sq. of Castle-hill. On the ALI ult. the,, Key. Joseph johri . ctoit Minister 01 t :Innet LltliCil. ot. tile 14th inst. at his Works at Bradley, in the Coul; of st a iti g d, John Wilkinson, Esq. the great Iron.master, the advanced age of So years. atzly, Simpso'r,'Esq. , of Parson's Green, Cashi er to ine Royal Bank of Scotland. On We fiesday morning, suddenly, aged 67, Mr. Franc is Jackson, forinerly a Master Printer, of York. n rt , On Thursday Morning last, at her house, Hampton ‘- 0 - - Green, Mrs. Carr, aged 86. On Saturday morning, suddenly - , as he was returning r° town in a coach, Mr. Mountain, Proprietor of the Sarace n 5 /lead Inn, Snow hill. A few days ago, at Eye, in Herefordshire, aged aS; tenant Archibald, of toe Bth Garrison Battalion., On Saturday se'nnight, at D'uolin, Andrew Caldwel l ' Esq., - Lately, Mrs. Gurley, wife of Mr. Gurley, of the Star 2 113 Garter Inn, Windsor. On the Bth of May, at Quebec, in Upper Canada, W S ; Sarah Mountain, sister to tne Right Rev. Bishop of o '7 Province. exlct Ole S TOCKS SATIIADAY. India Stock, India Bonds, 48. ss, pr. nt , Exchequer hil3s, 43. 7s, Onlniunl, 30 Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. 7 13- ►6lllB Cons, for 22d iiist.,7olt FON BRIDGE TO.MOe W. Afternoon, 7 min. :after Bank Stock, Wavy 5 per Cent 99 I Irish 5 per Cent. • 4 pel Cent. S 5 per Cent' Red. 69 3 per Cent. Con. 68 I a Bank L. Ann. 19 ►-i6+h HIGH WATER AT LON. - , 1W Morning, 34 min. after ro. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-stree t, London. SIR Edinburgh, May 2,• TN the Spring of 1794 I 'was affliated with V en ereal Coinplaint,,, which I treated with indille; mice for five months ; but \gas then obliged to apply 1 " regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the 0'; lence.of the ,Disease' (by mercurial applications) for sel'.' l ,4 time; but growing, in spite 6 f all medicine and the ado 3 of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse worse for two years, 1 was reduced to a state almost Lt d ' ? paralleled and ,beyond description, being an. entire lee and ulcerated from head to foot.—My ~dead, throat, •mouPl nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger 0. 6 becoming useless; in short, I ,haye had from tw e ntr thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally prived of sight„,—lt would be voluminous to particuP: f me all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or will be, one Of a more dangerous, or of a more coml":j cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, deed,. in my Alien condition, death was pr.eterable to 1 , 11 .5 more than miserable state. to this dreadful situation " A ' I drag a most Miserable existence, till Divine Providenl threw in my way . a Newspaper containing the case 0 1 / Mr. B. of klymoutli—my friends read'it, I could rot. 4 sent and procured some of your. LEAKE's PATEN ,/ PILLS, which, by using from time to time, am now, ; I ''' 6 have long been, (after more than four years indescribalP s distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ' • as to proof of this, I had a - tine, thriving, healthy child, boril,„' me . a few months ago. In gratittile to God, and in of rendering •my fellow-creature service, I request yott n g publish this; and you may at auy time refer persons'l'i„i, wish to be satisfied of the truth tel this, or furth er 1 0'" culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. no te 'As few cases for badness %Nil( ever equal mine; and note exceed it, I have from experience every reason to ass',' m ankind, pat in your LEAKE's PILLS they will filw, sure, speed!, safe, and radical cure, fin thaP mos t d r ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which. is called FIRMED LVES. , Oily' THOMPSOr",, * Insurmountable family reasons. prevent making f rl ' name and address public ; but creditable persons teens wanting information may also be referred to me and 0 friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. ' Prepared and So.ld by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, IVlember bf the Royal college of Snrgeol if in London, at his house, No. a New Bridgestreet, Where he will give Adviee withatt a fee, to persona 01 :: trig these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if poi; rpaid, on the same terms, observing in ail cases' the rt1 0 : 0 iniiialable secrecy, no person's naine• or case h av i n g' mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pr''' prietor, during the course or more than thirty-six y . earl that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of tt i above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Appointuti , nf, int the convo nience of those living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter: South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, G l3 '; govv, to whom also Mr. T. rafters for his address; at tt' Perfumer's, No. 3S, St.- Alban's-street, i v !`„" Robertson's Toy-shop, - No. ic , ) 4 3 ' Oxtord-street-; Mr. Pi' boroug, No. 7, Eisn-street-inlic nearly op;' nuinerit';- Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, •r, Tower-hill; Mi. Bull, Daine-street, Dublin, and '-)) 'person ui every consiLerarie town in k; Ireland. in Bores of only 2s sod., each, full and plain direetions, where)); persons of e7tlier may cure themselves with ease :ind seciecy tt.l N B. Ev:Jr)‘ Box ,iii)td in , re:a itrilain is seile. , • , with a Starrhp, or, wnich, .n) favour of the ; wilo i V ; ;; sioners, is printed, at,_ the Stamp-' ),:ice '' T. 1 -0 1 No 6 New Bridge-street," to imitate Which is felony, an al I other, v re catnir,-",iis LONDON luitei by R —ICH ARD 1 1 *AR IS, of No. 4. Martlett-court, bow-strea ;• and pub-ii.si,el 0 : WILLIAM :140414:La t' , - (tiers for the LtliNri Oct:, (ovsl-#aid) A i l bi s i b e at io resse ii. At the Sup.r.OFFlcx No, ile Strand; where ildve?tisements, Orders for the Paper, :711 the LONDON GAZETTE, July 16, 1808. 'Whitehall, July 16, 18013. The King. has been pleased to 'order a Corig6 d'Eltre to pass the Great Seal, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Hereford to elect a Bishop of that See, the same: being void by the translation of the Right Rev. Father in God Ft)Mott Herbert Walker Cornwall, late Bishop t here of, to the See of Worcester) and Ins M ,jcsty has also' been pleased to recommend the Right Rev. Father in. God John Luxtnore, Bishop of - Bristol, to be .. by" them elected Bishop of the said 4ee Here. ford. • ..The King has been pleased to nOrninateppresent,' and appoint Dr. Andrew Grant to be First Minister of - the Canongate Church, in the Presbytery and County of Edinburgh, void by the Death of Mr.' 'Robert Walker. War Office, yieo 16, OM. - zd Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Edward Quillinan, Gent. to be,Cornet, by purchase, Vice Mayson, promoted. 6th Ditto, Captain Wm. Hanson, from the ist Ceylon Re. giinent, to be Captain of a 'froopi vice Spinlutl, who ex- changes: 7th 'Ono,. Assistant-Surgeon Iota) Lyster, from the 234 Foot, to he Az.6istam-surgeon, vwe Gtehame, prompted in the 7th i....irrison Batt 'lion. 7til lteiinent of . Light Dragoons, Lieutenant .W . m. Camp bell, to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice L;icrWalilegrave, promoted in the Stli Gatr►so►i Battalion. 9th Ditto, I,►eutenant Arthur Gore to be Captain of a Troop, 13> 'purchase, vice Ratlibone,' who retires. 14t . Regiment of Foot, Captain Charles. Doilovan from the Sin Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Winston, who exClzalges. soh Ditto - , Lieutenant lervoiie Tinley to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hewetson, d4missed the Serv►ce. • ISth Ditt., Lieutenant Melville Glenie; from the 60th Foot, to .be Captain of a Co;lipliaiy, vice Sweet, deceased. Se. coed Lieutenant Denis Cris.earney, from the 23d Fout, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign john Hum.. phreys to be dittd. Dansie Carter, Gent to .be Ensign, ;ice - Humphreys. _ 2zd Jitto, Lieutenant Henry Evans Keane, from the stss Foot, to be Lieutenant, Avid - Katt purchase : lames Crass- tor, Gent. to be Ensign, - by purcliase, vi..e Fickersgill, who retifes. 25th Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant John Hill, from the 6th :Garrison-Battalion. Ensign Fleetwood Raw. storne. Ensign Henry Kane. Ensign Thomas Lynch. Ensign Robert Simpson; from the g9th Foot. Ensign Rouen Tracey, from the 3d Garrison Battalion. Ensign Wm. - Bolton. Ensign Charlts Black.iston. Ensign Wm. Lamphier, from the. 24 Garrison Battalion. To be ErisiKn6 Francis Swiiisin, Gent. vice kawstorne. Thomas spunner Short, Gent. vice Kane. lames White, Gent. vice Lynch. Geofgc latneS - Wtgley, Gent. vice Bolton. Alex. Macdoneit, Gent. vice - lilac kistv.i. 0/th Ditto, Ensign hrenerick C. Heatley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dupre, promoted in the 96th rout. 3oth Ditto, Ensign Robert Holt to be Lieutenant, ..without purchase, vice Tessier, promoted in the l oth Foot. •Thos. Kettleweli, Gent. to oe Ensign, vice Holt. 3ZI Ditto, Ensign Joseph' Douglas, nom tne North Devon Militia, to be. Ensign. • 34th Ditto, Wm... Power, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Anneslcy; Promoted. Quarter:Master-Seijeant Russell to be Quarter. Master, vice tiers, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran battalion. 4oth, Ditto, Eusigu Thomas Browne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Smith:promoted. 42d Ditto, Major Robert Henry Dick, from Half-pay of Bradshaw's late Levy, to be Major, vice Johnston, who - . . . . _ . exc lianges. 43d Ditto, Lieutenant lohn Bra , iiwell, from the Royal Cum berland Militia, to be Ensign. 44th Ditto, Ensign Robert Russell to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 'oho Corier, t;tint. to.be linsi.,n, vice Russell. sist Ditto, Surgeon Richard Webster, trom the 9th Garrison Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice .Lys, ' appointed Surgeon to the t farces. sph Out,,, Assistant-Surgeon Edward Kelly, from the 6oth Foot, tube t“sistant-Surgeon, vice Marmiun, who retires. Stith Ditto, Ensign O'Conner Higgins to be Lieutenant, with out,purcha e. Benjamin Mason, lent. to be Ensign, vice H • 6oth Ditto, I ames Font ine, Cent. to be Ensign, without - purchase, vice Grant; promoted in the 63d Foot. 62,d Ditto, - Mode, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur .. chase vice Harriott, who re igns. 63d Ditto, t;.prain Helsel Towzell to be, Major, by pur chase, vicu St, rt nh, wiro retires. Lieutenant William Snape to be Caporal of a Company, vice TownelL . En sign S. 11. Copping to be Lieutenant, vice Snape. john Or, Gent. to be Ensign, without purcha)e, vice Feake, promoted in the 96th Foot 66th Ditto, lotto Clarke. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Roberts, promoted. 71st Ditto, E.usign David Robb, from the Royal Lanark Militia, to be Ensign. Serjeant-Major john Eraser to be Adjutant, with-the Rank of Ensign, vil.e ntyre, pro. motel. Soth Ditto, Lieutenant A Cadenski, from the ;tat Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Boyce, deceased." 84th Ditto, Serjeant William leffree, from the East Suf folk Militia, to be Quarter-Master, 88th Ditto, Ensign David Weir. to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vi .e Adair, promoted. Ensign Ralph Mans field to be .Lieutenant, vice Hall, deceased. Lieutenant john Graham, from the Louth Militia, to be Ensign. igth Ditto, Lieutenant William lervoise to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Smyth, who retires. Tho mas Tayler, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice - Simpson, promoted in the 4.th Foot. , 93d Ditto, Ensign George Munro to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign William Vat► kyneweld, from the 9th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. - Wince, Cent. to be Ensign. vice Munro. 94th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Campbell, jun. to be Cap.. tam of a Compin), by purchase, vice Donald, who re-, tires. 96th Ditto To be Lieutenants—Ensign 'Joseph Archer. Ensign William Carrington. Ensign Francis Uritnt. Eri- sign Charles S. Feake:trom the ttia Foot. To Pe Galloway 1-jovenclen, Gent. vice Ar. cher. Thomas Taylor, Gent. vice Carrington. Henry Christmas Cash, Gent. vice Grant.' • sth West India Rtgiinent, Lieuteiunt john Stewart, from Half-Pay of the 28th koot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dunn, deceased. john Strowbridge, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chic, vice ‘Nrenford, who retires. • Royal York Rangers, Lieutenant Walter Munro to be Ad- jutant.. Ist Ceylon Regiment, Captain George L. Spinloft; from the bth Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hanson, who exchanges. 2cl Garrison Battalion, Henry William Hobhouse, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Lamphier, promoted in the aith Foot. ith Ditto, Lieutenant G. Pawley, trorn the z4th "Foot, to be lieutenant, vice.Capel, appointed to the 18th Foot; Silt Ditto, Captain Lct..rles, joiii,sion„ from the Royals, to be Captain of a Cumpaiiy, vice Donavan, who exchanges. 9th Ditto, Ensign Benjamin Dudley, front the 62d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Van Rhynev‘eltl, promoted in the od Foot. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, Serjeant-Major hlacal pine, from the 71st Foot, to be Ensign, vice Paterson, ap pointea to the 12th Royal Veteran Battalion. 7th Ditto, Sersaiit Ceurge"fassie, twin the Ist Regiment of Foci G wits, to be Q :atter-Master, vice Bather, promoted in the mit Its yal Veteran battalitin. • . t2th Ditto, I.tokt Collis, from the 27th hint, to be c. Q idrter-Master Williarn.harbet, twin Die 7:h Royal liattilliun, to be A4)11E4114 w uh the It.gi,kot Lieutenant. BREVET. Major Victor Fischer, of Watteville's Regiment; to be Lieu tenant-Lc:4one. iu the Army. HOSPUFAL STAFF. Adam Neale, , M.D. to be Physician to the Forcii. Warner • ming:it, M.D. to be• Physician to the tomes. Sursieuri Williarn , fienry Lys, rrotn the sist root, t, oe Sur b eon.lo the t'ur,es. Roy4l.,blritx Fencibles, Ensign James Tobin lo be Lieute nant, vice Oliver, iltceised. -Oliver, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 1 obip. MiMOR A #1 DUNI, Lieutenant GeorgeMacintinara, of the Gist Foot, who was .. ~ superseded in the Gazette of tlie2ith - May last, is reinstated in his Rink. --- -- . , „. Lieutenant 0. 14: Clements, of the . 6cth Foot, it super teded, being absent without leave ,_ Ensign Chivies Cameron', or the Canaidian Fericibla, ..i superseded, being absent without lea've. The A ppoiniinent of George Spagow, Geno4alle - EWlign in ilic. Royal African - Corps, .asstated lathe calcite Of 'the tiSth ult. has not taken place. - ____ , __ Ordnance-Office, .7ttly 12, 1208. Rua/ Regiment of Artillery. Colonel EdVvard Eto he Colonel Commandant, vice art - wick, deceased. Dated j une zB, au& L!eutenant-Colo nel John Harding .to be Colonel, vice Fage. Dated as • above. Major George B. Fisher to be Lieutenant Colonel, Harding. Dated as above.. lire .et Major "Charles Godfrey tp,be. Majyt, vice Fisher. Dated as above. c(ind. Captain Thontas Masson to be Captain, vice God frey. Dated as above. First Liebtettant Charles Maitland to be Second Captain, vice MiIJOA. ()atop as above. Second Lieutenant W. L. Robe to be First Lieutimany, vice Maitland. Dated as above. . _ To be Second Lieutenatits—Gentleman Cadet Wentworth Cavenagh, vice Robertson, promoted. Dated I uly 6, tBOB. Gentleman Cadet George citarleton, vice Collins, promot=• ed. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Richard iGndall, vice Lock, promoted. Dated as above. Genttetnan Cadet Henry R. Wright. vice Martin, promoted. - Datett'ai above. Gentleman • Cadet ladles Richardson, vice- smith, pro :noted. Dated as above. Con:minions signed 6y tbe Lord Lieutenant of lnverness-shire.' Dorq C.mpariy. of the Lovat Battalion of Inverness-hire Volun teer 'lnfantry. L.egtepant L. Fraser to be Captain, vice J. Fraser, resigned. Dated lune 26, ilia. Ensign WM.- Clark to be Lieute bant, vice L. Eraser, promoted. Da4ed as above.. Alex. Fraser, (;ent. to be Emigrr, vice W. Clark, promoted. Dated as above. Coirmisiions in 'ilue Custom House Volunteers . , sigma 6y bis Majetty's Commissioners for :the City of 1, , ,nd0e. To be Ens►gns-L.4lex. Grant, Gent. vice Adams, resigned. Dated uttobeTi4, 180'7. Samuel IL HArison. G nt. vice Rider, reigned. Dated July 8, 180 . 8. Hk lay E. likcknelt Gent. +I ce Crouch, resigned. Dated as above. Commission: in lb< Royal West London Regiment of Militia, signed by his Majesv's Cwwnissioners of Lieutenantcji for the said C; y. • : • Ensign Edward Wollstonecraft to Be Lieutenant, vice Maun der, resigned. Dated luly 5, Joseph Baron Syninies., Gent. to-be Ensign, vice Wollsionecraft, promoted. Dated July 13, Commissions in the Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry, sign ibe Lord Liclienant. Thomas Pitfield, Gent. tobe Lieutenant, v:ce A. M. Mills, resigned. Dated I line 28, iBoB. Henry Willett, ht,q. to be ditto, vice . C. B. Wollaston, resigned. Dated tine 29; • 1808. Commissions in the Shropshire Militia, signed 6j'ihe Lord Ligu.. • lerant. Wrn. W. Whitmore, Esq. to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Lysrer, resigned. Dated I uly 4, 1303. Richard Day. Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Suarkes, promoted. Dated as above. Richard Goldston Wollaston, Gent. to beSign. Dated as above. Contntisstbns signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the COU7qy of Ayr. _ . _ _ , . :lir Regimentof Ayrshire Volunteer Infantry. Andrevi Williamson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hume, ap. pointed Cadet in the Honourable the East India Com pany's Service. Dated June 28, tBoB. John Dick, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Aitken, promoted. Dated J ulie 29, iBoB. 21 Battalion of the 2.,1 Regiment of .4yrthire Volunteer injantg. John Allan, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Weir, re4igned. Dated lune zo, 4th Battalion of the 2d Regiment of el)rshire Volunteer Infantry. Major Wrn. Cunningham to be Lieutenant-Colonel (retain ing his Company), vice john Cunningham, resigned. Dated lune 23 ; 18 Ensign john Barbour .to be Lieu tenant, vice Deans. resigned. Dated as above. Commission signed by the Load Lieutenant of the Cowl,ty of Derby. South—High Peak Ballali.vt of Polunteer Infahrtty. W m.l3l,fkitt, Lsq. to be Captain, vice Simpson, resigned. Dated july 8, 18,.8 George Holmes, Gent. to be Lieu tenant. Dated as above. joini. Barker, Gent. to be Litz sign. Dated as 'above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Robert Harkins Kendall, of Little Carter-lane, Doers'. Conninons, London, sugar refiner. B ANA e up IS. William Hobson, of Stokcport,Cheshireogrocer, to surrender )u y zi, Aug. 8, and 27, at five, at toe Crown and Aticnor inn, Stockport. Attornies, Mr. Edmunds, Lin coin's• inn, London or Mr. Eaddeley, Stockport. Samuel Sanders, 'ot A.oehurcii-lane, London, vintner, July. 26, Aug. 2; and 27, at ten, at Lituidnail. Attorney, Mr.• Druce, Wilder-square. John Coglilatt, of iaverpool, viaualler, Aug. 17, 18, and 27, attleven, at the woe Tavern, Liver pool. Attutines, Mr. Pennington, Liverpool ; of Mr. Whittle, - 1 0 1 m-street, Londuct. Thomas Calvert, or Lancaster, grocer, Aug. so, at five, it, and 27, at eleven, at the Commercial inn, Lancaster. At. tonnes, Mr. Hurd,l Teniple, London ; or Mr, l Clark, Lancaster. Richard Swallow, of Atterchile-Forge,.Shelfield, Yorkshire July 2,1, at three, 22, and Aug. 27, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New-Inn, London; or' Mr. C. Brookfield, Sheffield. .Daniel Bloom, of Trowse Millgate, Norwich, merchant, July 23, at one, aO,,at two, and Aug. 27, at t%ve,ve,'ar tjurldhall, Lwufun. Arturtdes, Messrs. Barber arid Cranell, Old liroad-street. • _ _ Willwra White, late of Blackfriars-road, and Gravel-lane, Souttvivark, Surrey, white lead , wanafaeturer, I uly 19, Aug. z, and 27, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Swale, Stevens, and Maples, Old ~etvey, Lon don. Joseph Gate, of Fleet-street, London, pastry-cook, ALIA, 4, 'at one, and z 7, at ten, at Guildhall. .Attornies, Messrs. Matthe., s and Randall, Castle-street, Hol born. Allen Cawley, late of Milton, Derbyshire, grocer, Aug. 3,4, at twelve ' and 17, at rive, at the White Lioii Stuk.K.- port, Chesture. Attornies, Mr. Hu,...ley, Puuip-court, Temple, London; or Mr. Ditas, Stockport. DiVIDEWuS. Aug. 27. William Smith, of Chealnitie, London, wareliouse- wan ' at twelve, of t; uildhal 1. Aug. 6. fiuwar.l Spicer, of Walden, E ssex, draper, at de- - - 'Yen, at London. Aug. 6. loran jame . Fuller, of Yoxford, Suffolk, draper, at Nit; at tne ..c)i-hui, Saxinuticuiatik. Aug. to. join) Sawyer anti joint .Nettiewell, now or lids! of Lreds,Yorkshfre, ineri:nants, at tai, at the Yew Tree inn, Liversedge, Yorkshire. Aug. tz. lona Green, ut Kingston-upon-Hull, flax-dresser, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck "1. Aiwa, Kingston-upon- Hull. , Aug. 9. lohn lacob, late of Stratford, Essex, miller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . , Oct. r 5. %Valiant Buigin, of Bristol, printer, at eleven, at tiie White Lieu. Inn, Bristol; ' A9g. i 6. Henry' Biotic:,, .ot Thorribury, G I oucesteisliire, pacon-lactur, at eleven, at Erie Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. Aug. 2.0. • john . Colwill, of Newnham, Gloucestershire, wore -merchant, at eleven, at the bush t'a,iaro,Corn-street,. Aug. iz. lohn Jackson, of L i verpool,. merchant, at eltr/en, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.. CERI IFICATES. Aug. 6. lames Williams, of Bristol, broker. . Francia Drake. of Pl)moutri- Dock, baker, Thomas lialtiock, of Ciwritain ; hill , Kcitt, m iller autibaker.. PAR ilsi.El(l ) 1111'4 DISSOLIEu. Peter Levesque, lames Barbet and Stephenlicuzeville, of Steward-street, Artdery-Ground, .sdk-autnurac• turers. lames and William tackes, of ; Pickle Hecring, St. folin, Southwark, corn factors. William (;eorge and William Bennett, of Liverpool, hoop- . - makers. Charles uthill and Daniel Callaghan. of Great St. Helen's. tctunts.